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Перевод: lance

[существительное]
пика ; копье; острога ; ланцет ; улан ;
[глагол]
пронзать пикой; пронзать копьем; бросаться в атаку; вскрывать ланцетом

Тезаурус:

1. "I don't too much like the man, Gareth Morgan, Lance appointed as managing director.
2. Lance Corporal Robert Furness, 22, ran headlong into another vehicle minutes after he joined the M1 at Chesterfield, Derbys.
3. Even in the realm of symbolism Charles did not provide the only precedent: Otto's father, Henry I, had apparently bought the famous Holy Lance for the cost of a substantial part of what is now Switzerland; and the Holy Lance was viewed as a talisman which would help a king to victory and as a token to be possessed by any candidate to the empire.
4. Before going to the shooting competition, he visited one of the rifle companies doing selection tests for promotion to Lance Corporal.
5. Ramsay's lance snapped off, broken, and left his right arm and hand too numb to draw his sword.
6. I particularly enjoyed long evening discussions with Lance, whose meticulous methods and ambitions in broadcasting were explained in his book "The Stuff of Radio", which he sent me on his return to London, together with a copy of his novel, "The Perfect Witch".
7. She might be chairman of the company with Lance's block of shares in her name, but Gareth Morgan was managing director and ran the organization.
8. Was he not Quechua with an Inca name which meant lanza sagrada, sacred lance?
9. In spite of his often trying demands, I came to admire Lance Sieveking as a perfectionist, and his dramatic productions were a source of considerable education to junior producers still learning the art.
10. "Lance and Morgan go well together.
11. Eleventh-century Norman knight with chain mail coat, kite-shaped shield, sword and long lance which could be used from horseback.
12. Lance Buckmaster.
13. Further information from Juliet Lance